Everbrite, also advertised as Everbrite Smile, is the latest teeth whitening scam on the internet buyers should be aware of. Who does not want whiter teeth? But don't fall for those "free trials"! There are hidden costs with Everbrite. Read on..
Everbrite is another teeth whitening product using fake news sites and blogs to promote their products. As usual, they feature a "mom" who found that by using only "free trial samples" she was able to make her teeth whiter.
The problem is those "free samples" are not completely free. And what's more, is buyers are automatically signed up for a membership which sends them monthly shipments of more Everbrite. Often, buyers are not aware of this when they sign up for the sample.
The fine print for Everbrite has more. Here are the highlights..
Buyers trial period begins when they order, not when they receive their Everbrite..
Beginning on the day that you place an order for a product (“Product”) from the Website, Your ten (10) day *Trial period begins
Buyers Everbrite orders will be shipped 3-5 days after they order..
You will be shipped a thirty (30) day supply of the Product You ordered. Generally, Your Product is shipped 3 to 5 days after placing your order.
Which means the ten day trial may be up before the Everbrite arrives.
Buyers will be shipped more Everbrite each month and will be charged for the sample..
If you are satisfied with the Product and wish to continue to receive the Product on a monthly basis, you need do nothing else. Upon the expiration of the *Trial Period, Your credit card will be billed for the full cost of the Product that you ordered (i.e., a thirty day supply).
There is a charge for the Everbrite sample to cover shipping..
Upon signing up for the 10 day trial membership you will be charged up to $3.97 depending on various shipping
But then the full price kicks in and the recurring monthly charges..
If not cancelled, you will be charged $89.97 upon completion of the 10 day trial period. Monthly thereafter or 30 days from the original order date, the charge will reoccur monthly at a total of $89.97 until cancelled.
The cost of Everbrite is not completely revealed in the ad pages and the charges are significanly higher than claimed. Buyers are advised to read the fine print carefully before purchasing Everbrite or any other product online.
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White Teeth Scam: Celebrity White Teeth
Consumer News Reporter has the story of Amy, a Boston school teacher who made her teeth whiter with free trial samples of Celebrity White Teeth and save money. However the truth is another story. Read the fine print first!
The Consumer News Reporter is an advertisement site with ad links on several major web sites. They advertise with quotes like "Mom get whites teeth without going broke!" or something similar.
The link tells a story about Amy, an average mother who needed whiter teeth but did not want to spend a great deal of money. So she used free trial samples of Celebrity White Teeth to make her teeth white.
However, the fine print on the ads have another story. Celebrity White Teeth costs much more than the free trial ad implies. Here are the real costs from the ordering website.
The free trial is actually for a monthly membership program..
The 14 day trial offer for includes enrollment in our auto delivery program
The 14 day trial starts three days after the buyers order..
The 14-day trial period starts 3 days from the date you place your order
That trial sample will actually be charged to your credit card after the trial ends..
If you do not cancel, and your trial order included a one-month supply of the product, we will charge $54.95 on the day after your trial period ends
Celebrity White Teeth then keeps coming every month..
your trial period ends to the card you provided at checkout and you will continue with the auto delivery program.
And buyers will still be charged every month..
about 30 days after we charge you for the first month’s supply, we will charge $54.95 (the cost for the month’s supply) to the card you provided at checkout.
Buyers can cancel Celebrity White Teeth by calling the following number..
866-202-0846.
But will be charged for used portions of the product.
Buyers of any product online, including Celebrity Teeth White, should be aware of the fine print and liability of purchasing this product online. There are high monthly costs.
The Consumer News Reporter is an advertisement site with ad links on several major web sites. They advertise with quotes like "Mom get whites teeth without going broke!" or something similar.
The link tells a story about Amy, an average mother who needed whiter teeth but did not want to spend a great deal of money. So she used free trial samples of Celebrity White Teeth to make her teeth white.
However, the fine print on the ads have another story. Celebrity White Teeth costs much more than the free trial ad implies. Here are the real costs from the ordering website.
The free trial is actually for a monthly membership program..
The 14 day trial offer for includes enrollment in our auto delivery program
The 14 day trial starts three days after the buyers order..
The 14-day trial period starts 3 days from the date you place your order
That trial sample will actually be charged to your credit card after the trial ends..
If you do not cancel, and your trial order included a one-month supply of the product, we will charge $54.95 on the day after your trial period ends
Celebrity White Teeth then keeps coming every month..
your trial period ends to the card you provided at checkout and you will continue with the auto delivery program.
And buyers will still be charged every month..
about 30 days after we charge you for the first month’s supply, we will charge $54.95 (the cost for the month’s supply) to the card you provided at checkout.
Buyers can cancel Celebrity White Teeth by calling the following number..
866-202-0846.
But will be charged for used portions of the product.
Buyers of any product online, including Celebrity Teeth White, should be aware of the fine print and liability of purchasing this product online. There are high monthly costs.
White Teeth Scam: White Ice
Have you seen the latest ads for "mom's trick to white teeth! Don't break the bank!"? The latest is for White Ice.
Again, another "mom" from somewhere is claiming that free trials of a certain teeth whitener made her teeth white for pennies day. Again, she used free White Ice trials samples only to get whiter teeth.
The story I read was on "The Brady Report" which was an ad link seen on a major news site. Amy, a teacher from Boston, wanted white teeth, but did not want spend a fortune. So she tried a free sample of White Ice and combined it with another product to get whiter teeth.
Again, Amy claimed she only used free White Ice samples. I say this repeatedly, because the fine print on these ads has another story all together.
When buyers sign up for White Ice, they agree to a month to month program for the product in which they are automatically enrolled. Reading the fine print, we see the following for White Ice...
The White Ice samples are a trial membership..
If you have taken advantage of our 14 day trial
Which has a higher monthly price which kicks in on the last day of the trial..
you will not be billed $89.00 until the 14th day, you will only be charged for postage and handling.
And the product keeps coming until canceled..
You will then recieve the WhiteICE Smile Pack every 30 days at the continued low rate of $89.00 plus $9.95 postage and handling.
Buyers can cancel by calling the following cancellation number for White Ice..
1-877-778-5730
But buyers must cancel before the next shipment and return any unopened product for full refund.
Amy and the Brady Report ad do not share these fine print facts with potential buyers. Read the fine print on all products before buying online.
Again, another "mom" from somewhere is claiming that free trials of a certain teeth whitener made her teeth white for pennies day. Again, she used free White Ice trials samples only to get whiter teeth.
The story I read was on "The Brady Report" which was an ad link seen on a major news site. Amy, a teacher from Boston, wanted white teeth, but did not want spend a fortune. So she tried a free sample of White Ice and combined it with another product to get whiter teeth.
Again, Amy claimed she only used free White Ice samples. I say this repeatedly, because the fine print on these ads has another story all together.
When buyers sign up for White Ice, they agree to a month to month program for the product in which they are automatically enrolled. Reading the fine print, we see the following for White Ice...
The White Ice samples are a trial membership..
If you have taken advantage of our 14 day trial
Which has a higher monthly price which kicks in on the last day of the trial..
you will not be billed $89.00 until the 14th day, you will only be charged for postage and handling.
And the product keeps coming until canceled..
You will then recieve the WhiteICE Smile Pack every 30 days at the continued low rate of $89.00 plus $9.95 postage and handling.
Buyers can cancel by calling the following cancellation number for White Ice..
1-877-778-5730
But buyers must cancel before the next shipment and return any unopened product for full refund.
Amy and the Brady Report ad do not share these fine print facts with potential buyers. Read the fine print on all products before buying online.
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